Three-Vehicle Crash Shocks Brady Downtown
A 6:30 p.m. Wednesday crash near South Bridge and Commerce Streets involved Armando Trevino driving a Mathis truck that failed to negotiate a turn, colliding with a 1971 Evridge pickup and a car owned by Hugh Ake. No injuries reported. Trevino charged with driving while intoxicated.
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I. G. Evridge
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Dorman Gibbs
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Gibbs
Justice of the Peace
Joe Barekman
Ira McNeely Dies Tuesday At 71
Ira Benton McNeely 71 of Doole died on arrival at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital at 8 10 p m Tuesday from an apparent heart attack Funeral services were held Thursday at Wilkerson Memorial Chapel with Henry McBroom minister of the Fourth and Bridge Street Church of Christ officiating Burial followed in Stacy Cemetery He was born January 29 1900 near Paris and married Theo Burton May 5 1919 in Paris He lived in Doole 52 years and was a stock farmer Survivors include his wife five sons two daughters a sister 13 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Memorials may be made to the Gunter Home for the Aged at Gunter
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Ira Benton McNeely
Doole
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Henry McBroom
Fourth and Bridge Street Church of Christ
Stacy Cemetery
Mr. McNeely
Paris
Theo Burton
Melvin Church of Christ
Ira B. McNeely, Jr
Sherwood McNeely
Ted E. McNeely
Fort Worth
Preston L. McNeely
Irving
Donald B. McNeely
New Orleans
Leon Townsend
Houston
Gerald Elliott
Big Spring
Joe King
Gunter Home For the
Gunter
Edward Samuel promoted to operational manager at Idaho bank
Edward Samuel, long time employee of Idaho First National Bank of Salmon, Idaho, is promoted to operational manager after two and a half years with the bank. He is the son of Mrs. Charlie Samuel and the late Mr. Samuel.
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Edward Samuel
Idaho First National Bank of
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Samuel
Charlie Samuel
Mr. Samuel
McCulloch Countryside Takes On Spring Look
McCulloch County and Heart of Texas enjoy lush past two months with rain fueling hay crops and green ranges. Officials note ideal spring growth, record rain totals, full stock tanks, and no range fires in August.
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McCulloch County
Heart of Texas
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Tate
Brady High School starts vocational homemaking course for girls
Brady High School launches a two year vocational homemaking program for junior and senior girls under Mrs. Paul Huntington. The program blends on the job training with classroom work through local businesses and TEA approval. Ten to fifteen students start this year with potential expansion next year.
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Brady High School
Paul Huntington
Texas Education Agency
Division of Vocational Education
Melvin
Brady Independent
Peanuts Not Hurt By Recent Rains
A. E. Sanders of Brady Mills Inc says peanuts in McCulloch and nearby counties show good prospects despite two months of rain. He notes potential for another strong crop, with last year's purchases exceeding five million pounds and price ranges from seven to eight cents for government buys and 12 to 13 cents for farmers. Local peanuts fed a Fredonia mill, with national growers in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico providing much supply.
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A. E. Sanders
Brady Mills, Inc
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Brady Mills
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
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Local Brady Teachers Await Pay Raise Decision
Brady schools superintendent C A Reynolds said no definite word has arrived on whether Brady teachers will receive their promised pay raises. He noted contracts were signed last spring before the August 15 deadline cited in newspapers and expects a clear update via letter this week.
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C. A. Reynolds
Brady Schools
Brady
Advertising and News Copy for Labor Day Observance
The Herald plans early advertising and news copy as offices close Monday for Labor Day. Brady merchants will observe the holiday. Advertising deadline is 12 noon Saturday and news deadline 8 a.m. Tuesday September 7.
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Brady
Chamber of Commerce
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